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James Blundell: 30 years later
David Prior talks to James Blundell who in 2017 celebrated a career milestone of 30 years since winning the prestigious Star Maker talent quest in Tamworth – the same event that launched the highly successful careers of Lee Kernaghan, Keith Urban, Samantha McClymont and Kylie Sackley.
2018 celebrates another major achievement – 30 years since he was awarded his very first Golden Guitar at the Country Music Awards of Australia - for New Talent of the Year.
“30 Years of Pride – A Tribute to James Blundell” celebrates three decades of the iconic artist’s music and song-writing.
Acknowledged by many as the act that single-handedly shaped modern Australian country music - James Blundell took the best of rock and country to create a brand new sound - that ensured success across all demographics.
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David Prior talks to James Blundell who in 2017 celebrated a career milestone of 30 years since winning the prestigious Star Maker talent quest in Tamworth – the same event that launched the highly successful careers of Lee Kernaghan, Keith Urban, Samantha McClymont and Kylie Sackley.
2018 celebrates another major achievement – 30 years since he was awarded his very first Golden Guitar at the Country Music Awards of Australia - for New Talent of the Year.
“30 Years of Pride – A Tribute to James Blundell” celebrates three decades of the iconic artist’s music and song-writing.
Acknowledged by many as the act that single-handedly shaped modern Australian country music - James Blundell took the best of rock and country to create a brand new sound - that ensured success across all demographics.